Portulaca Sp.

Portulaca

It is a pretty and unique wild plant found in my backyard. The overall plant has a pretty dusty silver color, a complementary contrast that offers warmth to its bright pink blossoms beautifully.

Please leave me a comment, if anyone knows the the specific name of this species. Thanks. 













Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Arum Italicum

Image
 Arum Italicum is a  hardy perennial with orange-red fruit that persists all summer. The Arum is widely grown for its unusual, hooded spring flowers, a statement plant in the fall garden when clusters of orange-red berries that last for several months. Spoutlets emerges in the fall and persists through winter, As spring arrives, the leaves pair beautifully with early bloomers.
Read more